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Re: ArtStor license
- To: liblicense-l@lists.yale.edu
- Subject: Re: ArtStor license
- From: Janellyn P Kleiner <jkleiner@lsu.edu>
- Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2005 18:25:32 EDT
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As you probably know, ArtStor is now beginning to amend their original license as follows: "ARTstor would like to amend the ARTstor terms and conditions of use to eliminate the requirement that ARTstor content be accessed only in the physical facilities of an ARTstor participating institution when using the ARTstor Digital Library outside of the United States. Use of ARTstor content would still be restricted to those uses that are strictly non-commercial in nature. Likewise, users would still be required to comply with the other provisions of the terms and conditions of use (for example, no use in "publications" and no use in unrestricted websites). But if, for example, a user wanted to make a lecture outside of the educational facilities of a participating institution (such as at a scholarly conference), he or she could now do so. As you know, ARTstor seeks to be a resource that is useful to scholars, teachers, and students worldwide. While we initially limited distribution to the US only, we are now in the process of distributing the resource in Canada, and will continue to extend our outreach to additional countries. In light of these developments, we thought it no longer made sense to confine uses outside of the United States to those made within the physical facilities of an educational institution (since, as noted above, users will need to access content at conferences and other venues for educational and scholarly purposes)." I believe that ArtStor is in the stages many of us saw with the first licenses for the early networked databases. We worked out some local licensing problems with them to our satisfaction. I think more of these restrictions, usually absent from other licenses, will be amended as ArtStor gains more experience with users and licensing. Jane Kleiner Associate Dean of Libraries for Collection Services The LSU Libraries Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA 70803 Phone: 225-578-2217 Fax: 225-578-6825 E-Mail: jkleiner@lsu.edu David Goldsmith <david_goldsmith@ncsu.edu>@lists.yale.edu on 04/27/2005 07:21:37 PM Sent by: owner-liblicense-l@lists.yale.edu To: liblicense-l <liblicense-l@lists.yale.edu> cc: (bcc: Janellyn P Kleiner/jkleiner/LSU) Subject: ArtStor license I am interested in hearing from members of this community who have had problems agreeing to the ArtStor license or success in changing problematic language. Some issues of concern: 1. The Terms and Conditions of Use statement and the Privacy Policy can be unilaterally changed at anytime by ArtStor. If we do not agree with the changes, the only recourse is to cancel the product. 2. The use in foreign countries restriction. 3. Use is prohibited in unrestricted ETDs Any input or comments would be appreciated. Sincerely, David Goldsmith ***************************************************** David Goldsmith Head, Acquisitions and Director of Licensing NCSU Libraries North Carolina State University Campus Box 7111 Raleigh, NC 27695-7111 TEL (919) 515-7021 FAX (919) 515-7292 david_goldsmith@ncsu.edu *****************************************************
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